Harbor Sweets - Revision history

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''Harbor Sweets'''

	[http://www.harborsweets.com/ Harbor Sweets] Company Website		[http://www.harborsweets.com/ Harbor Sweets] Company Website

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	*In 1998, Phyllis LeBlanc, a long-time employee, bought the company from Strohecker.		*In 1998, Phyllis LeBlanc, a long-time employee, bought the company from Strohecker.
	*Strohecker stayed on for 6 more years to focus on public relations and marketing for the candy company.		*Strohecker stayed on for 6 more years to focus on public relations and marketing for the candy company.

			*On April 19, 2016 at the age of 88, Ben Strohecker passed away.


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	"In trust we manage" ''Industry Week'', Mar. 34, 1991, p.26-8		"In trust we manage" ''Industry Week'', Mar. 34, 1991, p.26-8

			"Candy-maker Strohecker lived a sweet life" ''Salem News'', April 28, 2016, p. 1

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	*'''Harbor Sweets''' candy company was founded by Ben (Benneville) Strohecker, in 1973. A former marketing director at Schrafft's, he started out making chocolates in the basement of his Marblehead home, later moving the company to a 19,000 square foot space in the Point neighborhood.		*'''Harbor Sweets''' candy company was founded by Ben (Benneville) Strohecker, in 1973. A former marketing director at Schrafft's, he started out making chocolates in the basement of his Marblehead home, later moving the company to a 19,000 square foot space in the Point neighborhood in Salem.

	*In 1989, Ben Strohecker took a year sabbatical to work for AIDS awareness and education.		*In 1989, Ben Strohecker took a year sabbatical to work for AIDS awareness and education.

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	*'''Harbor Sweets''' candy company was founded by Ben (Benneville) Strohecker, in 1973. A former marketing director at Schrafft's, he started out making chocolates in the basement of his Marblehead home, later moving the company to a 19,000 square foot space in the Point neighborhood.		*'''Harbor Sweets''' candy company was founded by Ben (Benneville) Strohecker, in 1973. A former marketing director at Schrafft's, he started out making chocolates in the basement of his Marblehead home, later moving the company to a 19,000 square foot space in the Point neighborhood.
	*In 1989, Ben Strohecker took a year sabbatical to work for AIDS awareness and education~~, for which he won many honors~~.
			*In 1989, Ben Strohecker took a year sabbatical to work for AIDS awareness and education.

	*In 1998, Phyllis LeBlanc, a long-time employee, bought the company from Strohecker.		*In 1998, Phyllis LeBlanc, a long-time employee, bought the company from Strohecker.
	*Strohecker stayed on for 6 years to focus of public relations and marketing for the candy company.		*Strohecker stayed on for 6 more years to focus on public relations and marketing for the candy company.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			[http://www.harborsweets.com/ Harbor Sweets] Company Website

	"Sweet taste of success"'' Salem Evening News'', Dec. 14, 1995, B1		"Sweet taste of success"'' Salem Evening News'', Dec. 14, 1995, B1

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	"Sweet taste of success"'' Salem Evening News'', Dec. 14, 1995, B1		"Sweet taste of success"'' Salem Evening News'', Dec. 14, 1995, B1

	"Candy man of the people: Strohecker gets kudos for chocolates and employee relations" Boston Sunday Globe, Mar. 29, 1992, p.N?		"Candy man of the people: Strohecker gets kudos for chocolates and employee relations" ''Boston Sunday Globe'', Mar. 29, 1992, p.N?

	"Chamber honors AIDS crusader"'' Salem Evening News'', Mar. 13, 1990, p.1		"Chamber honors AIDS crusader"'' Salem Evening News'', Mar. 13, 1990, p.1
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	"A candy dipper's sweet rise to the top" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 27, 1998, p. A1		"A candy dipper's sweet rise to the top" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 27, 1998, p. A1

			"Managing the new work force" ''Inc. Magazine'', Jan. 1990, p.78-81

			"In trust we manage" ''Industry Week'', Mar. 34, 1991, p.26-8

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*'''Harbor Sweets''' candy company was founded by Ben (Benneville) Strohecker, in 1973. A former marketing director at Schrafft's, he started out making chocolates in the basement of his Marblehead home, later moving the company to a 19,000 square foot space in the Point neighborhood.
*In 1989, Ben Strohecker took a year sabbatical to work for AIDS awareness and education, for which he won many honors.
*In 1998, Phyllis LeBlanc, a long-time employee, bought the company from Strohecker.
*Strohecker stayed on for 6 years to focus of public relations and marketing for the candy company.

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==See Also==
"Sweet taste of success"'' Salem Evening News'', Dec. 14, 1995, B1

"Candy man of the people: Strohecker gets kudos for chocolates and employee relations" Boston Sunday Globe, Mar. 29, 1992, p.N?

"Chamber honors AIDS crusader"'' Salem Evening News'', Mar. 13, 1990, p.1

"AIDS activist buoyed by increased awareness" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 16, 1991, p.1

"A candy dipper's sweet rise to the top" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 27, 1998, p. A1